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Tunas—l y 55:6 mm
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Nofim of local crummy of all
kinds, to which an admission is charged,
and notices calculated to more private
intervals, mgr! when an advertisement
ofenme 0mm in «dun-firing eolumm.
are charged for at regular rates. 10 carts
a line.
Min iuturo Almanac for Tor-norm.
Sun Rim BuaBsts- II Tide Low'l‘id
“4:“ lt'izlll I I5:154 at Tzltie
New York ller-alrl Weather For-cant.
In this district to-day clear. slightly warmer
and very sultry weather will prevail, with
light southerly winds, ‘pmsibiy shifting to
westerly. with asiight decrease of actual bu-
midlty and a maximum temperature of about
95 decrees fabrenheit. On Wednesday fair
weather will probably prevail. with a continu-
anceof the"hot wave" most of the day. but.
preceded by a slight decrease in the actual hu-
midity lll'ltl mtbly by a slight full in temper—
ntnre. rand on Thursdny fair. slightly cooler
weather.
SOUTH NORWALK.
What the People of Our City or. being
and Saying.
Justice Townsend fined John Slnttery
$1 and costs this morning for being in-
toxicatcd.
The rnoulders at the Norwulk lock
factory were obliged to stop work yes-
terday afternoon owing to the intense
heat.
The schooners Eva L. Ferris and S. S.
Thorpe are discharrp'ng large cargoes of
Pocahontas cord for John Ii. l-‘crris‘ con-
sumers up the ilousntonic railroad.
The iron steamer Sirius. which brought
a large excursion to Helen Point yester-
day. will bring the Merriam club, of
Harlem, to Dorlon Point. August 3.
, Are you constipated? Dr. llichnnlson's
Unscara, Rhubarb nnd Senna Anti-('on-
stipntion Powders cure. Constipation and
Liver Complaints. Ask for Se. or 10c,
sample.
restaurant. Open all night.
EIlIl'f Janus Vile. of New Britain. will
preach in the lecture room at 3’: (beef-
nutstrcct. South Norwnik. Wednesday
evening at a quarter before eight. No
collection taken. All are cordially in<
vited to be priht‘ll’.
The “Miami‘s Chmtinn Temperance
l'nion of t‘onnecticut will hold a temper
uncc convention at. Willimantic crimp
ground on Friday. July ‘29. The Rev. J.
H. Hector and Mrs. Ellis of New Jersey
are the principal speakers.
All who find it imyxresible to take the
carrynil from the Baptist church at 5
o'clock this evening. can trike the 6:27
train from thin city. The carrynll will
meet the trniu upon its arrival in Bunga-
tuck and convey the Insulin to t'ompo.
~--llr. Phlebrooke’n last week. “lain
until 3:30 eveningu.
line of tho fruitful calmer stonmcb
troubles, colic and cholera morbm. is the
enticing water melon. it 'at uomoling
and luscious that everybody eats it and
many are content. Cucumbersare In.
other fruitful uource of pains and gripes.
which donhlearnnn uplikcn jackknife
and keep him awake nights.
The young son of Mrs. Navy (.‘reagh. of
the booth Norwalk House, fell overboard
from II. If. Tolles a t'o.'s dock
laid evening. Thetide was out and he
landed on his face in the mud. Thinner
Ryan.adeck hand on the City of Al
bsny. saw the boy go over and went to
hiersrurur. Aside from smiling a new
suit of clothes the boy was not injured.
A number of men were on Tolltttt' dock
nrshtanm.
A large numirer left for Haratoga from
varlrm points in the state on Hanger
l’ocli’s third ileratoga train. Old iiol’a
hetrayspemsdedtnany totsketbistle-
lightful and mini trip. and in cool Bars-
toga they arr- untloubuxlly enjoying the
refreshing breeaiasnd loaning air of that
region liar-atone in always delightful
whatever the weather is here. and its
many attraction may be virulent with no
«mire beat to hinder the enjoyment
of them The fourth train to this do-
lrghtl‘ul resort leaves mt londsy sad
should. ami'undtatbtedly will. be well
numbed. Announcement of spatial
fastens will be made from time to tiers
in the papers. Watch them closely.
-Pruf.3. ll. Carers, ocul‘at‘optleim,
whoismws'likaovrnbsre in thisvieta-
ity. can be consulted at A. 8. Forrla’
jewels, m, August 1 and a.
‘l’hsre'eamsnsar balms veryaeriom
sentdeutsttlsnlslssdisvtevsning. The
Daaburytkldl'sllows' samurai oaths
—Reasonable prices at Lane‘s depot1
at the time. but none of them offered any '
'f : 1" 1m
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with atelsphnae wire on Baifmad Plum
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’l'he (baselidated road has giver;
Osgood.BradIe:y& 8mm. of Wort-elder.
Molar . the contract for building seventy
“.000 ”manger couches and twenty
$7.000 parlor cars.
—i’ure ice cream in half pint. pint and
“(yuan boxes at the Depot Restaurant. ’
The representatives of the American
Directory and Publishing company. of
Bridgeport, are in town today. On
Thursday they will commence the dis-
tribution of 2.5» copies of the Dsnbury
and Norwalk Business Directory and
Guide.
Albert. Heine. of Smith‘s market. with
three companions. started to drive to
Roton Point inst evening. Tlnl)’ took
the wrong road and got. into a field.
spending about an hour driving nround
to find the outlet.
The, funeral of Lewis 0. Wilson was
held from St. Paul's church yestenluy
afternoon at 2 o'clocleev. S. T. (imham
and Her. ('. M. 391ka officiating. The
remains were plnced in n vault in the
church yard.
Following the business meeting of the
Baptist Y. 1‘. S. C. I‘L. last evening. tech
tatione were given by Mia: I‘lorence qu~
nings and Mia; Currie D'Artois gave a
reading. These. with the music. were
very much mjoyed.
.\ large number of the friends :qu
neighbors of John Weisheit. gathered at
his home on Taylor avenue. last evening.
and had an old-fashioned house warm-
ing. which included dancing. music.
games and refreshments. .-\ll
report a flea-rant evening.
present
The state outing of the Foresters will
be held at I’ot Island. New Haven. Aug-
ust ‘27. This event will be the omission
of a large newmbly of I-‘orestem.
Almost every court of the order in (‘on-
necticnt will be represented. it is ex-
pected that over l.0tlll men will be pres-
ent.
-()vving to the lurgedemnnd for Eagle.
Bottling Works soda, somaporilln. ginger
ale. root and birch beer. etc. it in earnest-
ly requested that all bottles should be
returned to the store you purchase them
of as soon an empty. Devi-is it: (30.
Irestcr Hunt, the agent of the AIIMHSI
Express t’ompnny. was minew but alarm-
ed about ‘5 o‘clock last evening by seeing
a volume of smoke come through the
floor of the otlice and till the room. He
investigated and found that a piece of g
clothing under the platform was on iirc.’
He removed some of the planking and
extinguished the flames with a few pmli!‘1
of water.
The current number of The American"
Field and Sportsman‘s Journal contains'
a report of the tournament held on the.
South Hideclub's grounds July l. and
also copies of photogrnldui of the mum—1
hers of the team which shot on that doy.’I
They are are no follows: President. J. I"..
Iloganlus: vlcepreshlcut. H. L‘. Drake;
secretary I“. Ii. Madden; tremor”. O. L.
t‘raw: captain. II. ll. Remington; di-
rectors. (7. l-'. Ilcndrio, I). II. Fox. l‘. I».
Northrop and (1. Fred Hoyruurr.
NMlWAhK NEWS.
A llraeay Illtdgat of Ibo—a I‘rom the
“om-h Int .0 Invest.
Warden J. I). Kirumey is moving to-
day into his cottage at Roton Point.
0. i-‘alu-lmm has scoepMi it [within
with Jarvis Kellogg. the slim (Icahn.
Wilson Walelt. siltlteatnut llmf- bus
mpted a position with Druuist if. it.
little. M.
The infant sea aflieurge'l‘. and Bottom
8pm. of ammo avenue. tiled yu-
tmlay. The funeral was held this after—
noon fron- the house. ‘
The Gilbert & Bennett- Manufacturing
(ltnnpsnymf Georgetown. baa lamented
its mpitai from meow to ”000 by
adding Lilli shares at $0 each.
“Pure coffee with pure «mm. he. a
cup. dam restaurant. mall night.
John Honk (strum his right hand in a
sling. the result of a light with "Silver"
Dragsn and another man. They insult-
edllmkandbochmthed them. No ar-
rests have been made.
Joseph Widtney. of Arnold it Co's
fwadryflaarghtspasmnatle tired bicy-
clesfewdayssgo. Saturday-tum
htsiiveysseold berth aroused himself
wltirstsekbaamssrsndsorastseh by
lllllultbereartireofthemaohiuefuliof
holes.
The Norwalk straw works received
tbnstoasofstrawhaldymtsrdsy. They
now lavas-mach stuckonhaadss at
tireeomsueemeatof work tastes-am
andeapsct oouslderablemore. Till-in»
diestestlnstthsrewlllbsspudtrsdeat
lissworkstltlsfgll.
lim'fimrsflaythsstats board of n-
a
'vw rem;
husk Dick
ibis' outing. causing the bell to strike
‘ aeveraltimey. .3 ' I
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s4 WASHINGTON!
antisyrtn ”dildo." . as;
lieutenant tonight.
Mm. Giles A. Gregory. of Insane I '
lost her gold watch yesterday sfternolin.
Mr. and lira. Charles Dllwurth. retienté
iv married. will go to keeping houvefiat
ti) Elm street. August 1. ’
Weather Prophet Vaughn's violent
storm bus evidently stopped somewhere
to procure refreshments.
On account of the intense heat the
uronldere at Arnold's and Mcekcrev
foundries stopped work today.
Weather Prophet James J. Vaughn
prophesies that we are now on the verge
oi a three montbs‘ droutb.
The Alpha Wheel club will have a run
to Roton Point Thursday night. leaving
the club room at 7 o'clock slum.
William Hearse. formerly of the Win-
nipauk branch of the street railway. has
engaged in the ice cream business.
Company F has been compelled to
buy twenty pairs of leggins to take the
place of those confiscated by the ex-
members.
—-Our discount of 50 etc. per pair in-
cludes all shoes from $2.50 up to $5. The
line and prices are well known to our
cuewmurs. flood ‘till Aug. iii. A. H.
Hoyt & Son. borough.
The committee on the Odd Fellows'
home at Groton will meet at the office of
Grand Secretory Ikitsford in New Haven
Friday afternoon. The meeting is
called cspccinlly to arrange plans for the
management of the new home.
t‘hnrlce Green. brother of Robert and
Hiram Green. died at the home of hi
daughter. Mrs. t‘harles Nichols. at (‘beeb
not "ill. yesterday afternoon. raged sev-
enty-three years. The funeral will be
held Thursday aftemoon at 2 o'clock.
In the Fairfield county lawn tennis
tournament. yesterdny aftermath. (i. 8.
Bryan won semnd place. He was to
have played the winner of a set between
A. E. Tweedy. of Danbury. and Roland
Mallory, of Bridgeport. but neither was
present. They thus forfeited the games.
Tile liirls‘ Literary club are to give I
play entitled “The Greatest Plague in the
‘ World." on “'ednesdny and Thursday
alternmns of this week, in the atrocious
born of Hon. John S. Seymour} place on
East avenue. properly called "Merry-
luwn." The entertainment in for the
benefit of the Norwnlk Library tutoria-
[tut].
Several Norwulk bicyclists wheehd to
t'mupo last evening and went in bathing.
While theywere sporting iu the waves
mine one hid their Wheels. tied up their
clothes; and mixed things up generally.
Tbt-y attach the blame to a couple of dry
guide clerks who drove over to the beach
while they were, in the water. After the
bicyclist hail chewed the knots out of
their shirt slwvcs they found their
wheels stacked behind it clump of bush-
ca.
Dan Reed. a well-known character of
Birmingham, has the power. he says. to
euro the most stubbom caie of headache
that ever attacked a human being. and
he performs this cure by the simple lay-
ing on of hands. It is a power git-cull"
to himeelf. he thinks. and he trmte it as
a mere conmton place thing. which came
to him in a natural way. lie is quite
aged and mint-o he knew that he had this
ptnvm he has cured many people.
(”Wilt Tlll'l IllVIlIl.
laws and 00qu of the Day In last
lens-III.
Charles Raymond. the nrllkmnn on
the Gregory's Point road. was overcome
by the heat yesterday afternoon while
making bay in a field near the house.
This morning he had almost WW2"
and Ill. Carrie Boerun. of Van? t
avenue. who have been on a live weeh'
cruise on board the animoaer Eva L.
Ferris. returned home yesterday.
A short time ago the timsolldsted
rmdtook some property from W. W.
Comtonk. in East Norwslk. Paying blip
”.000 for it. This was to replay
property taken from the roadway. Tip
other day the railroad company's carpen-
ters bulitsbosrti fsuoe along the oldllne.
close to the traveled roadway, virtually
giving Ir. Wk back the use of his
land. Hols wondering who is W
sible for the strange proceeding. .
F. W. For. of Southport formerly of
EsstNorwslk. has a genuine wrludty
latheshspeof a pet mu. The little
animal waseaptured about two months
ago. in what k known as "Devil‘s
Garden.”apleoeofwoodabetweenilouth
Horwaikand nowsytou. it was than
about a month old. and was quite mull.
Mitch- stov- new! in captivity»
sadhaoquite plump. lfr. Fox says
kisursagepetkaowsasmuohsss dog,
and will follow the members of his
mdtkemmuesbraneheftbsA.
the
dwhaliovsrtbsboussand Mural
0.!meraestlaliddlsaows. Oneal
. umuohathoraeasadng would.
dial-Mow I- ma. .Ilekaslrseuhtrght my mum,
it 'W feral! insubst- otths .
learn-with mama-mutilate
«mural
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lilings. ‘ etc.
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sort: '
Pleas-an Paragraphs about Our and
other People's his-Ila.
libs Lena Taylor, of Main street ,' is at
Bell Island.
idles Adela Starr, of Nonrnlk. is visit-
ing in Bethe].
W. B. E. Iockwood. Jr..
from Pittsburgh. Pa.
Arthur Lincoln has returned from a
trip to East Wilton, Maine.
Bliss Irene D. Connor, of Brooklyn,
spent yesterday in South Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. 1m Cole and daughters
Lens and Alice are at Watch Hill.
hire. D. Dunlap. of Brooklyn. is visit—
ing her son. 1). Dunlop. Rollin Hill.“
John Hat-cue and 'John Taucua. of
Winnipauk. sail today for England.
John I". Knapp and fnmilv.
Newark. are visiting relatives in town.
James Walsh. of (firestnut Bll’l‘l’l, Nor-
walk. is spending the week in Albany.
N. Y.
Albert hf. Lawrence, formerly of Nor-
walk. spent Sunday with Mnnace Lock-
wood.
Mine Junie Benedict. of Dnnbury. is
visiting bliss Clara Ryder. of Lynce
Place.
Rev. and Mrs. G. Huulenbeck. of Ur-
cbard street. nre spending two weeks in
Redding.
J. Howard Selleck. of Troy. N. Y.,
formerly of Norwalk. is in town fora
few days.
J. ll. Austin. who is traveling with
Hunting's circus. is expected home to-
mnrrow.
Mrs. Buxton, of Meriden, is the guest
of her son-in low. W. N. Simona. of
Union Park.
Mrs. George Burtis and daughter Flor-
ence. left town this morning for a trip up
the Hudson.
is home
of
Mine Florence Wigham. of Elm street.
Norwalk. is the guest of Miss Lizzie
Ayree. in Dnnbury.
Mr. and Mrs. William I". Bishop. of
Belden avenue. are entertaining Mr. and
Alexander Quorier. of Brooklyn.
lint. Charles Dilworth. of I-Ilm street.
Norwnlk. left town ymterdny for Flor
euce. More!” on a visit to her parents.
Miro Florence Chopin. of Pittstield.
Hana. is spending the week with Miss
Annie (7 Sanford. Franklin street. city.
Mr. and Mrs. John Reynolds and Mini
Helen It. Kane. of Newark. N. J.,
are occupying the Well cottage at Bell
Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter I-‘iynu. of Jersey
City. N. J.. are spending the week with
Mr. and lint. William Howard. of Cluel-
nut street. borough. /
Rev. Herbert S. Brown, of Lockport.
N. Y.. is visiting his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. H. S. Brown. of Ilavilnnd street.
He will preach in the t'ongregntioual
church next Sunday.
Editor John H. Wade. of the Norwnlk
Hour. was in Bridgeport yesterday after-
noon looking for n cold wave. failing to
find it. he returned early to his lodge in
that rind wilderness. Norwalk.—Union.
lint. Leon Doerr and children of You-
kers. N. Y.. who have been guards of
Thornton Wood. of East Norwallt. re-
turned totbeir home this morning. lint.
Wood anxunmnied them to remain for
a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. W. i]. Long. Mine Kittie
Kcrigsu. bliss Annie Wenderoth. of New
York. are visiting hir. and lint. John J.
Smellback of Quintard avenue. Mr.
Long is the agent of the American Ex-
preset conipuny.
A Banana-bulletin Wlfe.
The lianbury News tells of a murmur-
bulietic mformance in that. city: “The
wife of a prominent manufacturer is a
somusmbuiist. About midnight. two
or three nights ago. her husband awoke
sud IIIIIBOII her from his side. Just then
be heard noises in the kitchen. and think-
ing that his wife was ill went thither to
investigate. Ila fonmfl his wife still
attired in her nocturnal costume busily
engaged mparing breakfast. 'l‘beoll
stove was lighted. the miles was boiling
and the various articles of food for the
morning meal were boiling merrily. lie
asked his wife what the wss doing and
was somewhat surprised when she re-
plied tbat she was getting breakfast. in
a moment or two he noticed that her eyes
were closed and that she wssasleep. Lay~
lug bishaad on her shoulder heshook her
gently until she awoke. it was some
time before the woman resllred what had
lawsuit. and when she did she returned
lobed without saying a word.”
lwaliuwsd Ills nuts.
The case of Daniel Bentley. of Willi-
mantle. whoswallovretl some false teeth.
is being vaulted with malderable inter-
est. There were but twoteetlr inserted on
s piste, one by we. and mbslf inch in
you. Feeling greatly distressed in the ”0’
region of the he was sure they
were lodged there until Dr. 'I'. I. llllls.
who wasnmrnoned. landed an instru-
ment as far as the stomach and found
the inseam perfectly clear, thus ensuring
him that the pistewas in the stomach.
Thsdoetorlinsily believes that theplste.
being small. will pass out in due time
through the ordinary channel. But
should it become ideal in any way the
‘ mariytvtllbs Mash a seminal
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ma ,-
tallies.
I ironies.
inghams‘” I00.
Ginghams l2 i-2c.
Persian Mull l2 I-ZC.
erman & Son,
H NORWALK. CONN
nrufliiib titans.
Important News of the County and State
chronicled to a (toads-sod Form.
Lyman Toilets, of Tolles‘ station. Ter-
ryviiie. over ninety years of age. put in a
good two days' work haying last week.
Jay Pierce. 24 years of age, a graduate
of Wesleyan. '92. was drowned in the
Connecticut river, at 11 point off Gildern-
leeve. about a mile distant from Middle-
town.
The New Britain lodge of the Sons of
St. George is about ready to disband.
There are only seventeen members on
the rolls. and the lodge is in debt to the
amount of 3500.
Frank and Charles Proctor and Joseph
Wegman, of Milford, are the champion
clubbers of the much. They were out.
Saturday. and captured 4M), the largest
cafch of the season.
Edward Kerwin. of Stamford. abrake-
man on one of the work trains on the
Consolidated road. was seriously if not
fatally injured at Port Chester yesterday
morning while coupling cars.
The four~yearold daughter of James
Emmett. n Thomomton blacksmith. was
playing with matches Saturday after-
noon, when her clothing was ignited.
She. was frightfully burned and will die.
Henry W. Stocking. one of the best
known citizens of l‘romwell.is dead from
a complication of disenms superinduced
by the grip. He had served in the legis-
lature several terms and was a relectmnn
for molly years.
Jeremiah B. Osborne. of Southport.
was arrested in Fnirfield last Friday for
violating the old Sunday laws. The
charges against Mr. Osborne are amult.
breach of the peace. abusive language.
riding bicycle on Sunday. and violating
the game low in carrying firearms on
Sunday.
The first death to occur in the urem-
bership of the present Gem-ml Assembly
is that of Representative William W.
Randall. of Bridge-water. Litcbfiold
county. He was a Democrat and a
farmer. Representative Malone died in
Avon. but his place was filled before the
legislature organized.
The big. old-fashioned Congregational
church in Huntington (‘cntre was burn-
ed to the ground at 2:30 o'clock yesterv
day morning. It was finished and dedi—
cated in ME. It was recently entirely
renovated and repaired. and new seats
put in. The loss will be between 8i0,~
000 and $2.000
A stubbom fire broke out in the Quin-
nipinc building on the south side of
Chapel below l'nion street. New Haven.
ymlerdnynfternoon. and before it was
brought under control the building and
its occupants had sustained a damage of
about 810.000. The fire originated from
spontaneous combustion.
The soon. in. train from Hartford to
New London was derailed at South Lyme
at 9:30 a. m. yesterday caused by a mis-
placed frog. The engine and three cars
were badly wrecked. Engineer Charles
Minor. of Hartford. was badly injured
nlrom the head and his skull was fractur-
ed. It is thought he will die.
The German (‘atholic League. of
America. held its alumni convention in
llridgeport. yesterday. and there were
nearly l.000 men in the parade the mom
ing, which included three Htlt‘lt‘llPtl each
from New Haven and Hartford. one
ouch from Bristol. New Britain. ihinbury.
Waterbury. Mcriden and Bridgeport.
The first of four United States steam
light ships has left Halifax for Bay City.
hitch. The second will leave in about
two weeks. She is capable of steaming
eight knots per hour. and her lights
throughout will be electric. She is pro-
nounced one of the finest shipu of the
kind in the world. and is the first steam
light ship of the continent. She is to be
stationed on long inland Bound.
There was a narrow (scale from a fire
with fatal results Saturday evening at
the residence of C. W. Mother. in Wind-
sor locks His two little girls had gone
to bed. and while playing with matches
set the husk mattrms on the. Smoke
was seen issuing from the window. and
the father threw the mattress out of
doors. The mm was full of dense
make. the cannot was on the and was
ruined. The tire was soon extinguished.
but bad it not lawn for the alien window
tbecbihlrcn would doubtless have been
mmthered.
Whii'l’oll.
ltrs. James Dikernm is quite sick.
John (lulick spent Sunday ,in North
Salem and flamers. N. Y.
lfr. and Ill-n. A. B. Johnson are very
sick. His recovery is doubtful.
lira Bessie llsmllton. ofLyons Hans.
is visiting lien Alice (lullck, of (lard
Bill.
Hall Bartram and wife. of ilmlley
street. rejoice over the arrival of a baby
Hiram amt», is the [amid father
of s air-pound daughter that arrived
Tuesday.
lire. Elmer Pitch and daughter,
Ills. Frank Gregory. visited lira. Colum-
bus Buckley on Friday.
like Rose Parties and it. Dewitt Derby.
bothof soothingm, are guests of Ifr.
and lira. Ebsnanr litch. of flood illll.
Rev. Alexander Hamilton. of Emanuel
than». each-03d misu- with it... a.
(built W Ruth.“ and Son--
9', Ha Ya. a m" '
WW
elm
.7 from
Livers, Impo and
ported J oily. Newport Reliflh. ‘
Ginger Snaps. Olives, fancy
melons and are in in
Strawbe and
choicmtr5bve Oils alird ‘
‘
LEADING
l22 Falrfleid Ave..
J. I'. GRIFFIN. l‘
mu: ruler} .rrvonlrns.
Gossip of Local Interest About. New "I'-
en Home and their Owners.
The Hubingera‘ trotter. Persimmons.
is in the 30 list. having entered the
charmed circle at ire rum last week at
Snugus. Mass. This horse. says the New
Haven News ina budget of items that
will be of intemt to Sorwalk horsemen.
has for a long time been one of the
favorites of his owners and be will now
stand higher than ever in the estimation
of the owners of Elm t‘ity stock farm.
This stallion never obtained a record
until last Friday. but he showed some
promising signs early in the sermon in
consequence of which it was predicted
that he would have more spied than
ever this 383800, and it is presumed now
that with favorable opportunities he will
lower his record sill more this year.
l’ersitnmonsjvns started in the 2:34
class. and was the favorite of many of
the [moi buyers notwithstanding Queen
Esther by Viking 2:19} was one of the
centestauts. The Hubingers‘ representa»
tive won second money in the race. by
taking the second heat in 22ml and the
third bent in 2:29}. Other prizes won by
the Hubingers‘ horses at the Saugus
more are as follows: Budd noble 2:l:l;,
won second money in the $500 purse.
which was free for all meets.
(7. T. L. 2:23;. won first money in the
2:24 closer, purse $500. after it seven bent
contest in which he took the last three
heats. beating Elyrina. 2611i. owned by
H. M. ('lnrlt. of New Britain.
On Wednesday Lady Thompson. 2:26.11.
met Edward Malley‘s Terragan. 2:26}. in
the 2:27 class. The former won second
money and the latter fourth prize.
The Hubingers' pacer Milan. 2-25} was
started in the 2:39 clam, in which she
was placed fifth in the summary after a
Jive bent race.
\Villinm Neely's pacer Monkey Rollo,
2:l5§. won third money in the freefor—
all race at Ensthampton. Moss . inst
.vrcek.
$0 I'EM'II I‘AJIINII TIIIS YIIAII.
There “’Ill be a Beau-unable Supply
the Fruit at Average Prices.
Though some scarcity of patches is up
prebended during August on account of
the discouraging news from Delaware
and Maryland. the market is not yet af-
fected. The peaches from (leorgin are
large and of unusually good qunlity. the
(‘rawfonls and Whitwhents being the
best varieties. but owing to the heat they
are coming in badly specked. Thule
fmmt‘nlifonrinnm in about the same
condition. Shipments by the growers nrc
about double (hum: of lit-it week. so there
is n prospect of a fall rather than it rise in
price during the next few days.
Very few pent-Inn will come front
tieorgin after the end of the present
week. and them is no (top to speak of in
South Carolina and North Carolina. No
shipments can be made from Dclziwnre
and Maryland until after August 1. and
the natives will not be ready to market
before the last. of next month. The in-
dications are that Connecticut will have
the best crop of any of the northern
states except New Jersey. Prominent
denlcm in the city markets expect to have
peaches for sale during the remainder
of the treason but think
that prices may be higher than usiml
during Augunt.
:J
Propagation of halt Water Fish.
A large number of wtitione has linen
presented to the commission from the
seaside towns of long inland, Staten is-
land and Wentcbeeter minuty. urging
the further development of this branch
ofthe work. Arrangements are being
perfectnl at the Cold Spring harbor
water fish. such on weak-fish. striped
ham. tomcods and smells. At slight ea-
penso many millions of time fish
can he hair-Inst and distributed in
the waters near the city of New York.
“redistribution of trout. brook. brown
California and lake and black bars has
been very successful. The work of the
Cold Spring hatcheryhae already been
snooernfuly shown in the increase in the
supply of smells and tomcoda in long
Island Sound. Lobster: have alao been
successfully hatched at Cold Spring and
planted in the waters of Long island
Hound. This year the pun-gallon of
this important slmll-tlsh is being at-
tempted on a much larger scale.
The commission says that it is only a
queetionof a few years when the ter-
rltory in Long island sound will be on-
cupiedandcultivated. as it is destined
the production of shellfish. There is a
steady improvement in the waters of the
Htste comprising the oyster Moon-—
Oyater Bay Pilot.
"You can't claim." said the man who
doesn't care for the rod and hue. “that
fishing alfalfa new." “0h. yet. It
does." was the reply; ”for the imagine
“it .. . _. . .. . , . t
"I II" I” .H mm IIMI”
m”mI-t_ f] .
fl”.
hatchery to hatch in quantities salt '
to lmomeuproiiiioasffbesaprakebay in “1"
Gretna I oodoooP Pheasant, Wild Duck “’ “ '
Ice Cream re
Afull line of Fancy Crackers, including t
lemons, .
rte mason. Limo Juice, Lemon Syrup.
8 mp. Crabbe
esthat come
, l0
cities of mm Gunfight); .
as u cans.
e celebrated Watery
Oranges , Water-
Snuce in J are.
_ The
this country.
Notice! Notice! Noticel /
This store will be closed all day on July 4th and eve
nesday evening. commencin J uno 29th, at six o’clock during the
hot months for the benefit 0 our clerks.
CHAS. E?S”‘7E‘YM0UR
Wod-
GROCER, .
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
' coon PAYINo “isos-
meRlD FOR GRADUATES AT-———-
THE NEW BUSINESS BflllEllE
Trough?
5
Bridgeport. Conn.
Three Departments-Business. Telegrapby. Stenography and Typewritiug.
Best of niferences furnishml.
(‘all or write for circular.
I-nrrtcrrAl.
lvfi ills
Conservatory of Music of America.
The annual entrance examinations of
the National Conservatory'of Music, Nos.
126 and 129 East Seventeenth street,
New York. will be held as follows:
Piano and organ, September 12th and
13th, 9 a. m. w 12 m., and 2to5 p. In.
Harp. ‘celio. and all other orchestral
instruments. September 15th. from 9 a.
m. to 1?. m.
Violin. September 15th, 2 to 5 p. m.
Voice. September 19th, 20th and 2lst.
from 91:. in. to 12 m.; 2 to 5 p. m.; and
September 21m, from 8 to it) p. m.
Composition, October 3d and 4th,
from 9 n. m. to 12. m., and 2 to 5 p. m
Chorus. November 2d. from 8 to
0
p. m. 1
Orchestra, November 7th, from4 to 6
r. m.
The ob'ect of the National Conserva-
tory of usic being the advancement of
music in thb United States through the
development of American talent, appli-
cations for admission into the classes of
the (Ionservatory are hereby invtied.
The conditions of admisions as to fees,
etc. (varying according to the classifica-
tion of the pupil.) are determined by the
Board of Directors. Instruction in all
branches will be given free to students
whom talent and circumstances warrant
it. For further particulars, address
Edmund C. Stanton, Secretary.
A young buck writer was employed to
write up a prospectus for a circus.
“Soy." be said, turning to the nranager.
“i’ve about exhausted my vocabulary on
this thing. Have you a thesaurus?"
“No." said the manager. "we‘ve only
got a hippopotamus."
If a New York millionaire
ncr at 5th avenue and 26th street. costing
$700.00. which given 19 people dyspepala' ,
andthese mic spend $1,456.00 It doc-
tors bills finally have to pay 85.00
inch for Cactus Blood Cure to cure them.
what would be the saving per (apita if
the dinner should not be given. there
being 8:! persons at the feast?
inquire at Plaisted‘s drug sabre where
you_ may have the problem solved and
get Information about Cactus Blood Cure.
Taylor 8: Golden.
BealEstateandlnsurance.
Vll8llllllmlll STREET.
soc'ru NORWALK. ooNN.
strait!
gives a din-
\VAN'I‘I‘ID.
\l.\.\' to deliver orders and take-caire-of
. horses). Apply at No. 3‘ Washington
street. jyfv tf
A FEW girls to operate machines Isl. (user‘s
. clef factory Kt Washington strait-t.
mm. .orvvnlk. I’sld vvhilc learning and
stemly Work. f‘. E. Kelsey. my! tf
T0 LET. '1 ,__
lfl'ltNlSlll-Ii). one or two pleasant rooms.
sullublc for urillltrliiilll nud wife or one or
two gentlemen. ('an be seen it! .\'o. t Elizabeth
street. corner South )luin. 1sz ill
IV‘tiiYSl-I of six moms No.63 “‘bodvurrl ave-
nllcun KINII order. Rent, .15 Inquire
of t‘. E. “'omltvurvl, lai South Main Mikel.
South Norwnlk. jyi'l lvr
\‘IX plenum-t rmm» on Sprint: street. Two
I 'niluutcn' walk from depot. Also rafter
Ann. lfrth seven room house No. iii Holden
lllll «reg-l. with all uimir-rn convenience!» A
ply lu \\ in. W. IANlI‘I‘. t‘rofur r! Kna Valid:
. ll-n u
] lil'Si-I corner North hinln and Ann sin-etc
six harm-4. Iii-ill ‘Ib. \Vllr-r in; All
modem lnumn’wncnts. t‘uttaue of T twins or
Vo, 70 “'oodwnrd uvcnle. Apply to II. A.
“’tulwani‘.
I lll‘rlli E moms and anion. near Iv‘lve Milo
ltlvu station. at 'i a month. Address
itor L‘. ltoweyton. l‘onn. royal tf
lEW bonus Taylor avenue till: ti roomii
Water street. .9. ll room». hly uremic. .5:
A
farm house. barn. garden ant [mtnrm
It”. nu narrate. Iluarayton. Obi. Itayrnurul
Hm.
mil
continua.
\Hil‘Nti rabbits for sale. Inquire at once It
ht! Main street. Norwalk. (loan. menu
noon work horse for hale. hold on ac-
{Ymc'ouull pf ll’itclr uf\unc.‘ it until warke'r.
newt c ea. 1 gm: rerun In.
John H. Knupp. ianoat etrcct. jyflptll y
- Lon'r.
,‘r'rutm in'snmati a. llamtb shims a
1 gold c lbnnll rm watch with fob
chain. A liberal rewa will be ill for the
return of the same intuit-s AJ renew. Nor-
walk. it
$2? REWARD. but on rullroul track
a) tween Maintain! and South Nurw k.
n In fr the Y rk. A “Hill snake ri
:ltli iwibfid bend.” Victor Thorns. lilac
Rock. 0min. 1
Distinct 0" NORWALR. m., PROBATE
Conn. July Nth. A. 1).. in.
Estate of varrnan iteramu. late of Norwalk.
in said District rl .
rm- cmm of I‘robate forlhe mum of Nor-
?“ it‘ll "mm?" t'dmillha
rum I 01'
estatetobgmbllotflthelr claim: min“
Thorn w M. . to n r seen-u
Easterly attest/ad. with it said time. will had:-
rrui a remvcry. All Its indebted to
make lraraedlste
said enlaln are lelmletl o
vanuetrt to
(tA'l'llitiNI A. BEEN)!
lamtril.
”flan!“
ME‘fiRlii.”
BUSINESS llilllEBE,
transmit». was.
A "lily: m Int-tundra: Maine ”:33“:
ll , cum men ll“ on "In
Item.“ ltn llmnmgh wor . superior
iete ul inept.
Infirmiis IIIGV‘: vino for it the confidence of
herb“: :rb‘sIIii-tl'ri‘.m.hh 4m
iglro%immm
Ila wists-tint: | positions. on
one s. Atrium
route in itii’iutia‘i.
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